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insurance on a UK cruise?
gordon2
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I am going on a 9 day cruise round the UK, should I bother with travel insurance?
We have pre-existing medical conditions but they are under control, we just keep getting repeat prescriptions from the surgery.
Both over 60.
We have pre-existing medical conditions but they are under control, we just keep getting repeat prescriptions from the surgery.
Both over 60.
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what happens if you become ill on the ship and need to see the doctor? are you willing to pay (i.e. on a p&o cruise i believe its £50 to see the onboard doctor)
also what happens if you lose your luggage?0 -
are you willing to pay(i.e. on a p&o cruise i believe its £50 to see the onboard doctor)
So because it is in UK waters it is not free?
It is a Fred Olsen ship.
When I was booking the cruise no one mentioned insurance, that's why I thought I might not need it.
I have been searching, I can get insurance for the 2 of us for about £15, so might as well.0
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